Just burn the idiots mail box and save yourself a lump on the head..
At 06:56 PM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Okay guys... I need some expert input here.
>
>Scenerio: Students neglect their email accounts (quotas), and messages are
>not delivered to them. Faculity do NOT want quotas in place, ~nor~
>automated "Time Retension" cycles purging messages after X number of days.
>$$$ says that storage space will never be unlimited...
>
>Here is their request. Does anyone have any solid ideas for this? It is
>virutally impossible with any software I've ever encountered.
>--- Faculty Committee Request ---
>
>Could full mailboxes be dumped into archive and restored to the user for a
>fee?
>
>The restoration could amount to providing a zip disk with the files if the
>user wishes to retrieve them.
>
>1. Set a limited amount of space,
>
>2. an automatic series of warnings as the space limit is approached
>
>3. if files are not removed from the server archive the oldest mail until
>1/2 user space quota has been freed.
>
>4. if the user requests and pays the fee provide backup copy of files. The
>fee should pay for the media needed to hold the files, and the labor
>involved in the transfer.
>
>5. it would be understood from the onset that the back-up retrieval is done
>one day per week and fees must be paid in advance. If a fee has not been
>paid the user will have to wait until the next week.
>
>
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